The veteran tactician has asserted that he has a good relationship with the Blancos board despite the team being unable to perform up to the mark.
Real Madrid head coach, Jose Mourinho, has taken out time to discuss his relationship with the club’s board of directors. According to the Special One, he enjoys a healthy relationship with the club’s officials and things are going very well between him
and the Spanish giants.
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567 Milan boss has downplayed all rumours and speculations suggesting that things are uneasy at the Santiago Bernabeu and stressed that that there is no reason to worry.
Recently, some media sources claimed that the Portuguese mentor is having trouble at home as he is not on good terms with the board. The reports were backed by the recent results secured by the current Spanish champions.
Madrid have been far from impressive in their league campaign so far as they have not been able to achieve ideal results. As one-third of the season has been played, Los Merengues have already dropped 11 points in the Spanish Primera Division and are currently
placed fourth in the points table.
In addition, the former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 manager also criticized the club’s board for only having him as the club’s spokesperson.
However, he has maintained that his relationship with the directors is not tense at all.
“Here I am working as I have for many years. There is no question, the relationship with the club is as usual," the Portuguese told reporters at a press conference.
"Now, I have a very, very, very good relationship, absolutely superb relationship with the President, and [CEO] Jose Angel Sanchez. It is the club that matters and who can say if they are happy with what we are doing. The assessment must be done at the end.
“Maybe the club is not happy with me and thinks there is room for improvement."
Jose Mourinho has inspired Los Vikingos to one Copa del Rey title and one Spanish La Liga title during his time at the Spanish capital.
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